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20 Pesos

Uitgever Province of Palawan, Brooke's Point
Jaar 1944
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Valuta Philippine Peso (1898-date)
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Beschrijving voorzijde Typeset emergency issue printed in blue-violet ink on plain paper. The face carries the heading CIRCULATING PAPER BILL at top, with serial number 602 repeated at left and right, the date Sept. 22 1944, and the denomination numeral 20 with the word PESOS at each upper corner. The central text reads THE PROVINCE OF PALAWAN WILL PAY THE BEARER ON DEMAND / TWENTY PESOS, followed by the pledge in lawful currency of the Philippines, with three manuscript signatures across the lower portion accompanied by the printed titles J. of the Peace, Mun. Dist. Treas., and Member.
Opschrift voorzijde CIRCULATING PAPER BILL
No. 602
Sept. 22 1944
No. 602
20 PESOS
20 PESOS
Authorized Letter P.T. June 24
THE PROVINCE OF PALAWAN WILL PAY
THE BEARER ON DEMAND
TWENTY PESOS
in lawful currency of the Philippines
J. of the Peace Mun. Dist. Treas. Member
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Opmerkingen

Brooke's Point — a small settlement on the southern tip of Palawan — became one of the few functioning civil authorities in the Philippines capable of issuing emergency currency after the Japanese occupation disrupted the Commonwealth monetary system. The Province of Palawan series was part of a broader guerrilla economy, where provincial governments, sometimes coordinating with U.S.-backed resistance networks, printed local scrip to keep trade from collapsing entirely into barter.

Palawan's relative isolation from the main Japanese garrison concentrations gave its civil administration unusual room to operate. The S945 designation places this within the Philippine guerrilla issue classifications documented by Shafer and others — a category where survival rates vary sharply depending on which district issued and how close combat came before liberation in 1945.

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